Watch and Share

Meet Paul – one of the 5 men from AIDS.gov’s Positive Spin series, which features true stories of people living with HIV and successfully navigating the HIV care continuum. Paul was diagnosed with HIV in 1987, and his story of living with HIV proves “there’s hope for the elders.”

Several of CDC’s Act Against AIDS campaigns highlight people over 50. In the Let’s Stop HIV Together campaign, Scott shares his story [PDF 1.07 MB]. In the HIV Treatment Works campaign, Reggie [PDF 1.37 MB] offers his experience and perspective.

The Graying of AIDS project shares images and videos that “combine portraits and oral histories of both long-term survivors and older adults who contracted HIV later in life.”

Share your own HIV experience with a photo or video with the #mypositivespin hashtag to inspire other older adults to know their status, and to get and stay in care.

Want to learn how to use digital tools to talk about HIV and aging? Sign up for a free, phone-based, social media training session with AIDS.gov’s Virtual Office Hours.

Get Apps and Facts

Download the Locator app to your phone (available for iPhone or for Android phones) and show all your clients, colleagues, friends, and family how to find a nearby location for HIV testing and services.

The HIV/AIDS Federal News Feed consolidates news shared by many Federal agencies. Follow the following feeds to learn about program or policy updates, new resources, funding opportunities , upcoming events, and the latest research developments from AIDS.gov, HHS, NIH, AIDSInfo, SAMHSA, and CDC.